Previously I created a script to make ubuntu iso images bootable from f2fs partitions. After discovering this bug, I converted it into a generic "make casper aware of fs X, add kernel modules Y to the initrd" one.
This way 18.04.5+ can boot from exfat as well, but only with the hwe kernel. Hence in case of live-server 18.04.5+, extra '--hwe-only' option is required.
Previously I created a script to make ubuntu iso images bootable from f2fs partitions. After discovering this bug, I converted it into a generic "make casper aware of fs X, add kernel modules Y to the initrd" one.
You can get it here https:/ /github. com/slowpeek/ ubuntu- remaster- bbb and make 20.04+ images bootable from exfat like this:
ubuntu- remaster- exfat input.iso output.iso
or, without the exfat shortcut:
ubuntu- remaster- bbb --fs exfat --module exfat input.iso output.iso
If using the docker image:
ubuntu- remaster- bbb.docker --fs exfat --module exfat -- input.iso output.iso
This way 18.04.5+ can boot from exfat as well, but only with the hwe kernel. Hence in case of live-server 18.04.5+, extra '--hwe-only' option is required.